
CrownCrete 818
CrownCrete 818 is a self-leveling, three-component cementitious urethane slurry offering excellent resistance to abrasion, impact, and chemical attack for medium to heavy-duty environments. It can be broadcast with dried silica sand and sealed with CrownCrete Skim Coat for a solid color finish, or broadcast with quartz aggregate and sealed with CrownShieldĀ® 8320, CrownPro 8020, or CrownPro 7500, typically installed at 1/8″ā3/16″ thickness.
Description
CrownCrete 818 is a self-leveling, three-component cementitious urethane slurry offering excellent resistance to abrasion, impact, and chemical attack for medium to heavy-duty environments. It can be broadcast with dried silica sand and sealed with CrownCrete Skim Coat for a solid color finish, or broadcast with quartz aggregate and sealed with CrownShieldĀ® 8320, CrownPro 8020, or CrownPro 7500, typically installed at 1/8″ā3/16″ thickness.
System Build
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Primer
810 CrownCrete Skim Coat (if necessary)
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Basecoat
818 CrownCrete U 1/8″
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Broadcast
Flintshot or Natural Quartz Broadcast (Optional)
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Topcoat
810 Pigmented CrownCrete Skim Coat
Typical Uses
Animal Holding and Housing Floors
Automotive Maintenance Floors
Commercial Bakeries and Kitchen Floors
Food and Beverage Processing Floors
Hospital and Health Care Facility Floors
Laboratories and Research Floors
Light and Medium Manufacturing Floors
Meat, Poultry, and Fish Processing Floors
Pharmaceutical and Vivarium Floors
Benefits
- Can be applied over 7-10 day partially cured concrete substrates.
- Can be applied to concrete substrates where <99% relative humidity is measured as per ASTM F2170.
- Substrate has tensile bond strength in excess of 218 psi.
- Resists a very wide range of organic and inorganic acids, alkalis, amines, salts, and solvents.
- Similar coefficient of thermal expansion to concrete allowing movement with the substrate through normal thermal cycling.
- It will perform and retain its physical characteristic through a wide temperature range from -40° F (-40° C) up to 248° F (120° C).
- High abrasion qualities result from its aggregate structure.
- Minimal maintenance costs, superior life cycle cost advantage versus tile.
- Meets the requirements of USDA for use in food plants
- May be applied over existing tile when prepped in accordance with manufacturer's specifications



